Sentence examples for the different editions from inspiring English sources

One of his works groups all the different editions he has found of John Fowles' novel The Collector.

I already have two scores of the work, but I like to know everything about the different editions that are available.

The different editions of The Book of Common Prayer (the Anglican liturgical book) attest to 16th-century reforms and the rising power of Puritanism, a 17th-century reform movement; the use of vestments declined in consequence.

Technology and personal finance books remain the Dummies top sellers — the different editions of "Windows for Dummies" have sold more than 10 million copies combined — while the No. 1 consumer title is "Personal Finance for Dummies," by Eric Tyson, who has also written Dummies books about investing, mutual funds and mortgages.

The chapter begins by a brief outline of the history of SQL Server and investigating the different editions that are available.

Such issues of interpretation remain very much in dispute in studies of Godwin (compare Clarke (1977) with Philp (1986) and Lamb (2009)), being complicated by issues concerning the weight to be given to the different editions of Political Justice and Godwin's later writings.

However, in order to compare outcomes in neuroprotection trials, it is important to know how the two different editions of the test function in the range of moderate to severe delay.

List the six different editions of Windows XP.

According to Griesbach the manuscript follows three different editions: the Byzantine in the Gospels, the Western in the Acts and General epistles, and the Alexandrian in the Pauline epistles.

But have you ever considered how the sensibilities of different editions influence what comes down the runway?

Since the book's release in 1891, though, many Dorians have graced the covers of different editions.